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You keep getting taken in BBC stories about some Reform council running out of paperclips, oh the humanity.Reform councils are a complete disaster
media dont have to struggle to find criticism of Reform utter incompetence............but the media does not hold Reform to account because the media is 90% owned by billionaires who want Reforms tax cuts for the rich
poor Ivor, easily taken in by Tory 2.0 the sequel
They're utterly desperate to find any cracks, however tiny. Sadly some muppets actually believe their nonsense.
its not very simple
you dont seem to understand that private sector is run for shareholders and when they win govt contracts what they do is slash the service quality
poor Ivor has a very fixed mind -he doesnt do any research he just relies on his blind faith and ignorance
Why councils are bringing millions of pounds worth of services back in-house
After 40 years of awarding contracts to the private sector, insourcing is now the way for local authorities to cut costs and improve quality
with 77% of UK councils planning to bring services back in-house this year. And the report calculates that between 2016 and 2018, at least 220 local government contracts have been brought back into council control.
Why councils are bringing millions of pounds worth of services back in-house
After 40 years of awarding contracts to the private sector, insourcing is now the way for local authorities to cut costs and improve quality
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By a collection of people. Not usually by an individual. It's out of reach of most people's ability.
We all contribute, and use
Hiring Private contractors and consultants is the Free markets way. Trussonomics on steroids is the answer 'reform' have turned to.its not very simple
you dont seem to understand that private sector is run for shareholders and when they win govt contracts what they do is slash the service quality
poor Ivor has a very fixed mind -he doesnt do any research he just relies on his blind faith and ignorance
Why councils are bringing millions of pounds worth of services back in-house
After 40 years of awarding contracts to the private sector, insourcing is now the way for local authorities to cut costs and improve quality
with 77% of UK councils planning to bring services back in-house this year. And the report calculates that between 2016 and 2018, at least 220 local government contracts have been brought back into council control.
Why councils are bringing millions of pounds worth of services back in-house
After 40 years of awarding contracts to the private sector, insourcing is now the way for local authorities to cut costs and improve quality
I'm sure it'll work out as well as it did before.
You're making a fool of yourself again.its not very simple
you dont seem to understand that private sector is run for shareholders and when they win govt contracts what they do is slash the service quality
poor Ivor has a very fixed mind -he doesnt do any research he just relies on his blind faith and ignorance
Why councils are bringing millions of pounds worth of services back in-house
After 40 years of awarding contracts to the private sector, insourcing is now the way for local authorities to cut costs and improve quality
with 77% of UK councils planning to bring services back in-house this year. And the report calculates that between 2016 and 2018, at least 220 local government contracts have been brought back into council control.
Why councils are bringing millions of pounds worth of services back in-house
After 40 years of awarding contracts to the private sector, insourcing is now the way for local authorities to cut costs and improve quality
I think we agree that monopoly public services should be provided directly by the state.
You've got stuck on auto-argue mode again. Try rebooting your AI engine or something.
Would you prefer it if the government ran all the supermarkets?
the school story was reported by the Telegraph, Old Bean
you are so dogmatic you cant even absorb any facts about the Reform Party
any criticism of reform you dismiss as trivial
that is a cult
Every Reform council is in utter chaos..............but Ivor cant read any criticism of Reform.
EXCLUSIVE: Reform chaos in Farage's flagship council 'threatens public safety'
Reform UK won a majority on Kent County Council in May but have since suspended nine councillors, imposing limits on Kent’s fire and rescue service Chief Executive ability to spend
Reform chaos in Farage's flagship council 'threatens public safety'
Reform UK won a majority on Kent County Council in May but have since suspended nine councillors, imposing limits on Kent’s fire and rescue service Chief Executive ability to spend
Reform council in Durham -in utter chaos
Reform the party that promised council tax cuts are now putting up council tax
But he said the areas where the local councils are now run by Reform are experiencing "massive problems" with their finances and may have to raise council tax.
No 'free tickets' on council tax under Reform
Most councils have indicated they will need to raise council tax next year as they grapple with budget shortfalls.
please try reading
I stated that it is not just monopolistic public services where the private sector fail and are uncompetitive
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Exactly
Oh, is that what you're attempting to conflate! I wondered what the cunning plan was, I thought you seemed obsessed with me, like you fancied me or something.
ALL the reform stories you've slapped together are trivial nonsense. They sacked the bloke at the council who was in charge of exceptional spending by the fire service (not day-to-day running). They didn't shut down, there were no cats stuck up trees that they couldn't rescue. All organisations have bad apples and issues to resolve. Perhaps one difference is that Reform actually resolves them, quickly, and doesn't bury and cover them up as Labour would.
Besides, it's hardly been smooth sailing for Kier's government - are any of the original cabinet even left?
You're getting irate. Calm down dear. Relax, have a cuppa, a proper government will be along in a few years, hopefully just before this amateur mob permanently destroy the country.
ALL the reform stories you've slapped together are trivial nonsense. They sacked the bloke at the council who was in charge of exceptional spending by the fire service (not day-to-day running). They didn't shut down, there were no cats stuck up trees that they couldn't rescue. All organisations have bad apples and issues to resolve. Perhaps one difference is that Reform actually resolves them, quickly, and doesn't bury and cover them up as Labour would.
Besides, it's hardly been smooth sailing for Kier's government - are any of the original cabinet even left?
You're getting irate. Calm down dear. Relax, have a cuppa, a proper government will be along in a few years, hopefully just before this amateur mob permanently destroy the country.
You think the UK started with you, and revolves around you.
Newsflash; it didn't.
You and I (and everyone on here) are standing on the graft, sweat, blood, efforts and sacrifices of those who went before.
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